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her HUSBAND SAID TO THREATES HER WITH PROSE
CUTION IOa MYSTERIOUS CKTsE
Some time since Mr.. Perzel Marie Prescotts
husband, published an announcement that he
would no longer "be responsible for any debts
contracted in his name by Marie Prescott, the
actress" Miss Prescott retorted in an angry card
to the New York World In which she asserted
that she and Mr.. Perzei had been legally sepa-
rated since last september; that for a long time
past he had been financially dependent upon her
and that the cause OF Mr. Perzels anfmosfty
against her was that she would not permit him TO
have the management OF her professional affairs
and the handling OF the moneys earned by her In
her profession.
This card greatly angered Mr.. Pezel, and
through his attorneys, Nessrs. Howe and Hum
mel, he wrote to Miss Prescott, threatening that
il the 'falSe and slanderous statements" she had
made In the World were not retracted he would
sin Sclf-defenSe makepublic certain transaction
Of hers which would expose her to a criminal
prosecution and term fn state prison."
The threat thus made seems not 70 have been
without effect for yesterday Mr. Perzelis said have
received a communication from Miss Prescott. In
this communication Miss Prescott says: "For
GODS sake do not disclose that. You surely would
not go far" She further asks Mr.. Perzel TO wait
until her return TO New York from her present pro-
fessional tour and until they have had personal
Interview. Mr.. PerZel simply turned the matter
over to his lawyers, who have again written TO
Miss Prescott, saying that she must make full
and pubic retraction OF take the Consequences
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Serious Collision On the n. a. O.
TWO TRAINS BADLY WRECKED ON THE RALrrMoRI
AND PHILADELPHIA BRANCH

AND PHILADELPHIA BRANCH,
An express train on the Baltimore and Pniladel-
phia extension OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
collfded with q western-bound fast express ard
emigrant train, near Leslie Station, Nd, early
wednesday morning. Both trains were running
at q high rate OF speed, and nearly all the cars
were completely wrecked except the emigrant
cars, which were In the rear of the train The lo-
comOttveS were telescoped and locked so firmly
that 1t was impossible for two wrecking engines to
tear them asuDder. Engineer George Robinette OF
east-Oound engine, Jumped from their cab and
saved their lives, but were severely injured. Jas
train, was fatally injured. The track was strewn
with the contents OF the express train most OF
which are lost or destroyed The blockade was
not raised until late in the afternoon. The acct
dent is attributed TO the fact that the east-bound
train was late and tried to make Singeriy's the
usual passing point, when il met the west-bound
train coming on the same track.
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DISAPPEARED AGAIN.-Henry Schoneld, a clerk in
the Ad1utant Generals Office, who disappeared
from his home, 1126 18th street northwest on the
22d OF February, and returned two weeks later.
has again disappeared According TO the state
ments OF bis sister-in-law, Mrs. Barton, he left
nome again ON the 18th instant to 60 TO Mount
vernon, his physician having recommended fresh
ar for him, and he has not since been seen BY his
tidingS Of him.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOAETBR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
m, 80; am, 10; II a.m., -; 2p.m., 53i maxi
mum, So; minimum a.
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Detective Nahon has not yet arrived here and
win remain In Philadelphia till tomorrow when
the men have hearing. The grand jury have to-
day found two bills OF Indictment charging the
three persons named with larceny here on the
18th instant. The first charges the larceny OF 9
$l00-watch and diamond rings valued at $175 and
$50 respectively, from Harris and Prince OF eth
street. and the second OF the larceny OF SO from
Louis SaltZSte1n. 473 Pennsylvania avenue.
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. SECRETARY MANNING ABEoAD.--Acting Secretary
Fairchild is informed that Secretary Manning
arrived at Queenstown in good health, and that he
5000 the rough passage across the Atlantic very
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PROPOSING WOMEN PoIICENEN.-Mrs Isabella
Beecher Hooker, a sister Of the late Henry Ward
Beecher, delivered lecture In New York. Tues
day, ON ''Poice Reform She said that She IL
superintendent OF the police, would choose her
Official rooms in the center or the city, and dis
tI1ct the city by lines running from center 10 cir
conference. She would have good many police
stations, and they would look like ordinary
houses. Her force would be divided equally be.
tween men and women. She would have mafron
for each station aud OF course the superintendent
would be woman.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 900 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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The Fight tor lrish Rights.
0f.ADSToSEs foiIcY-RRiGHT OPPOSES xSo
n

0ApsFoSfs foiIcN-RRiGuT OPPOSES ANOTHER
IRISH LAND SETTLEMENT
LONDON, March 2a.-The Szadard saws. aNr
Gladstone has defined his policy which f. one
that VIII open unrelentiIg and incessant obstr,Ie-
tton 10 the government In It's eadeayors In behalf
OF Ireland.
Mr.. Bright writes that he thinks there Is no need
OF another great land settlement for lrelano. that
the question was raised by the rebel party as a
weapon with which they hope 10 compe! England
20 grant home rule, which would be a step to-
ward Irish Independence.
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Ah0rHER WILL OF GEN. HAzRN.-A second will OF
the hte Gen. W. b. Hazen has been filed, and q
commission was ordered to:prove its execution to-
day. it does not Differ from the one fled previ-
ouely, except as to the date, which Is since the
birth OF his child
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INDEMNITY 10 CHINESE SUBJECTs. The apprO-
priation OF SAT 749 to indemnify Chinese subjects
for loaees sustained at Rock Springs wyoming,
has been. placed to the credit Of the disburstng
on1cerof the Department OF State for payment to
the Chinese Minister at washington as the repre-
sentative OF the Chinese government.
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AGAINST LorTERIEs-The legislature OF North
Carolina, nc It's recent session, passed bill
prohibiting the publication OF LOTTERY advertise
ments. The bill provides that '.any one who ty
writing or printing, or by circular or letter. or In
any other way, adyertises or publishes an account
OF lottery, whether within or without the state,
stating how, when or where the same is TO be, or
has been drawn, or what are the prizes therein,
or any OF them. or the price OF q ticket, or any
share or interest therein, or where or bow IL may
be obtained, Is guilty OF q mfsdemeanor.v The
bill has received the governors signature, and ITS
vigorous enforcement Is promised.
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ton OF the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN. e
ST. n. WINE THREE
louise; nine rooms: all mod
neigh borhood: rent 5000.
WESCO1T & WILCOX,
D01 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV.
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INDICTMENTS BY TINE GRAND JCRY.-The grand
jury to-day found indictments against John H. An
grey, for assault and battery with intent 20 klll
John X. Wilmot, November M fSS2 and vipcenso
Polito alias Russo; Francisco Gerace alias Gerace
and Ignacio Comesco, two cases Of larceny.
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Judge Isaac b Matsoa wss yesterday nominated
tH mayor g cinc1nnaa by ~ Demoesae1c eenSsa-
ton
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To GoBBLE UP CANADIAN IRON LASps.-A New
York dispatch says: A syndicate has been formed
including Senator Payne and Messrs Burke and
Richie, OF Ohio; Erastus wiman and A. B. Board
man, OF New York. and James McLaren, OF ottawa.
These gentlemen, IL Is reported, not content with
owning large properties in the United states have
determined 10 purchase the best part OF Canada.
For this purpose company Will be organized, with
capital OF $100Oooo0. Every iron mine In the
United Provinces will be bought UP by this CON-
pany, and IL is expected that the mineral develop.
nents will be the richest In the world.
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4O6-4Oa 18th st. s.w..

b. h., Or. ...........$5,6OO
1903 Va. ave. .. W.. -.
zee to 6S q 81. ne.
I. h., 4r. .3,5O0
Use. cor. "a / I sts.n.e,
b.h., Frs. 5000
SIS 11th st. s.e., (. b.. 80.
'I5l4 eth st. n. e., t. h.. -.
Iss7. sac. SiI I'd ST.
Sc, f.h., Ar. 400
19 Myrtle sine, b.h. ..
''sirSg > st; ..s:; iii: or 1888; 1883
15 Myrtle 1t. n.e., b.
liz K st. n. e., f.h., .oo
$40: 3i4 II st. s.w..
I. b., Recommendation
Ie2 Myrtle 1T. n.e.. b. -.
h. .1,IW
236 I'd st. ne, f.h.,
REORGANIZATION
$50 Sth st. n. e., I. b.. -.
313 10th 81. Sc. i. h.,
! Or. ...................1,400
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CHICAGO, March 2a-Mayor Harrison WILL ft II
stated positively. this afternoon, withdraw his
name from the head OF the democratic city ticket
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN BLACKBALLED.-John L. Sullb.
van made application for membership IN Bostons
citizens, but he was blackballed. When spoken 10
about the blackballing Sullivan said: '.Now, 1
reckon my money IS about as good as any those
dudes can show. But n they doHT want &c they
needn't take II. ] can get along without those
ducks, and guess they can without me. don't
bear them no grudge, and Don't run their club.
I've got lot OF friends here In Boston, and there
Will be lot Of them In that club but they can 70
their way and Will 20 mine"
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TNOR SALE OR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
Il furnished, Cooke Msnsion, West Washington, cor.
ner Goth and SITS. viii refurnsh IN moder1 style. II
desired Apply to d.ON0kE,
mhQ1 -eo1w 1929 st. NV.
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INTERSTATE COMMISSIONER MORRISON was seen
by STAR reporter to-day and asked If any of his
colleagues had arrived in the city. He said that
he had not been appraised Of the arrival Of single
be here at an early day and that the board would
organize for work without any more loss Of time
than may be actually necessary.
Coz. AND MRS. D. s. LAMONT have gone to New
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advertised free OF cost to the owner
For list OF property for sale call or send at Office
mE21 r. o. HoLTZMAN. 10th aud sts n.
IrOR RRNT-BRICk HOUSE. NINE ROOMS AND
II cellar, in beautiful order; all modern Improve
ments near Pensi ID Once C. h ARMS
G4lm 927 at.
EOR RENT-TEO NEW HOUSES 10 AND "a +
It st NV. 1l630 aud SIS so per month: four and
six rooms; modern improvements. Apply TO w q
JOHNSON. IT'S 18th st. NV nihIo.Im
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bUsNKSs OF TIE PENSION OFFTCE.-There are
now ,54S employees in the Pension bureau. and
during the week ending March 18th the number OF
claims received was 6247; the number OF pension
ceftlncates .issued, 2,174; number OF cases re-
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TCOR BALE = THREE-S STORY AND CELLAR
Il Brick Dwelling. 10 rooms and cellar; all modern
improv ements centrally located northwest; conve.
nisnt 10 street cars &C. lot go feet inches trout.
Price, $4,000. TYLER RUTHERFORD,
h1q.6t+ 1920 n W
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E4ON SALEr-dCJOSE~WE AXE AUTHORIZED To
offer for sale Of the desirable residences on
1 st, south side, between 18th and 18th SITS.
stable IN rear lot Al feet front fine residence for
HILL JOHNSTON,
mh16-Sw 73S 18th st. NV.
ICOR SALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
IL window house on L st. a. W. between 9th and 10th,
rooms bath. ETC., aud all i'll perfect order. Lot
TN BY S3A, fronting south. Address QUINTUS,
Star office. f0-3m
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IfOR SALE-TWO NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY
Il and back building Brick Dwellings,. each rooms
and bath rom: all modern improvements; located on
st. NV; convenient to street cars, &C. Price, 500
for both. TYLER RUTHERFORD,
mh1Q-6ts 1O26 at n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
OLD SAWS IN RHYME.
BY II. C, DODGE.


Actions speak louder than words ever do;
You can't eat your cake and hold on to it. too
When the cat IS away, then the little mice play
where there Is will there is always way.
Ones deep In the mud as the other in mire;
Don't Jump from the frying pan into the lire.
There's no use crying DER milk tina. is split;
No aCCuser Is needed by conscience of guilt.
mere must be sOIC fire wherever is smoke:
Inc pitcher goes oft TO the well TIL it's broke.
BY rogues falling out honest men get their due
Whoever it fits, he must put on the shoe.
Ali work and no play will make Jack dull boy
y thing o. much beauty is ever joy.
y half loaf "a better than no bread at all:
And pride always goeth before q sad fall.
Fast bind and fast find, have two strings to
your bow;
Contentment is better than riches, we know.
The devil finds work for idle hands 10 do.
\ miss is as good as mile is to you.
You speak of the devil he's sure to appear;
You can't make silk purse from out sow's
ear
A man by his company always is known;
VINO lives In glass house should not throw q
When the blind leads the bird both will fall in
the ditch;
It's better born lucky than being born rich.
Little pitchers have big cars; burnt child breads
Though speaking the truth no one credits q
liar.
Speech may lie silver. but silence is gold;
There's never a fool like the fool who /. old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
DALLAS.
School Exercises-More Outrages-Dr Nor
ton Worse.

School Exercises-More Outrages-Dr Nor
ton Worse.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX June IO-DaIIas has
been very much taken up the past weeE
with commencement exercises. Every
night this:week theipublic school exercises
have been going on at the opera house,
To night the graduating exercises come
of. The COlOred schools and private
schools have ais had their exercises.
The children o Mrs Grill who died
few weeks ago Al the city hospital were
gathered together yesterday evening by
Deputy Sheriff Coe, who found them
wandering about the streets in different
parts OF the city. He placed them In q
boarding house and purchased clothing
for them, and has put himself IN COM
munication with their grandfather and
others.
\ Large number of citizens have gone
to Paris TO attend the encsmpmeut.
DR.. Morton who is east being treated
for cancer in the mouth, is reported here
to be much worse.
1t turns out that the man Donaldson,
the horse-thief Sheriff Lewis weny TO
Louisisns after, is John Dixon 1y his
own confession, who killed msn by the
name OF Slaughter in Tom Green county.
The party, supposed to be 9 negro, who
made the assault upon Miss Davis,
daughter of Mrs. Grip Davis, white ladies',
last Sunday morning agsin attempted to
enter the house last night, but policemen
were in the neighborhood and saw the
man, whom they believe to be negro,
and while they were maneuvering to get
the advantage of the fellow they were
discovered and the fellow ran. They
called to him to halt, but he did rot re,
spOnd, and they sent two shots after him
and failed to follow him. The City CouRs
Gil of East Dallas has offered s reward Of
500 for the apprehension and conviction
of this man and the msn who attempted
10 outrage Mrs. humane, wife Of one %
the aldermen of East Dailss, 3 few weeks
ago. The people are becoming excited
over the repeated outrGges and viii prob
ably take further action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
NREAKED HIS VENGEANCE.
The Son of IA Georgia Minister Shoots a
Wealthy Citizen.

Wealthy Citizen
GAINESVILLE, GA, June IO.-Full de-
tails of the murder of Colonel John c..
Hancock, the leading and wealty citizen
of Crawford county, show it to be pre-
meditated affair. Colonel Hancock was
a large planter, having for 8 neighbor
Rev. John Burnett. MIR. Barnett objected
10 HanCoCk's having impounded some Of
his stock and was quarreling with him
when Jerome Burnett, his seventeen
year old son, stepped up. Leaving the
two pacn to their dispute, Jerome went
half mile to his home, procured his shot
gun ana returned. He sat on stump
about thirty yards away from the men
apparently OblivioUs to what was going
on. As soon as Colonel Hancock turned
full toward MIN Jerome raised his gun
quickly and fired, the load entering Han
cocks heart. The occasion Of this trag-
edy was quarrel of year before, when
young Burnett was forbidden HanCock's
house, where resides a young woman of
whom he wgs enamored. He swore
vengeance sDd seized on the first occa-
sion TO wreak it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
Tho Captain Censu-od.

NEW YORK, June 1O--The decision OF
the Naval court before Acting Consul W.
r. Hoar was given to-day in the matter
OF inquiry into the causes of the collision
OF the steamships Celtic and Britannia.
The court severely censured Captain
Perry OF the Britannia for running at
such speed and for not giving distinctive
whistles to the Celtic to show which way
she gave way, and for not sounding the
fog whistle in the fog. Captain
Irving of the Celtic is simply
censured for running at the rate of speed
he did in such foggy weather. The find
ing of the court and the evidence given
before the court will be forwarded by
Consul Hoar under seal TO the London
Board of Trade in a few days. All &C.
ton of Consul Hoar ceases. The court
recommended that more distinctive sig
nails be adopted to prevent collision at
g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY.
They Breakfast With Governor Hill in the
New Executive Mansion

AleJ ASESdfAlsHt W TN SONtEEoE NH IN tIlO
New Executive Mansion.
ALBANY, n. Y, June IO.-President
Cleveland and party reached here in their
private car at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
by way OF East Albany. At 7:14 O'Clock
the President and Mrs. Cleveland drove
to the new executive mansion in a car
riage with Adjutant. General Porter. Col
Onel and Mrs. Lamont rode with Colonel
Rice. At O'Clock the party breakfasted
with Governor Hill.
The breakfast party consisted of Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland, Colonel and
Mrs. Lamont, and Governor Hill and
Colonel Rice. The short time remaining
after breakfast was spent in inspecting
the beauties of the new executive
mansion which was formerly opened by
their visit. On the way to the station
the President was measured at his tailor's
tor his summer clothes. He left with his
companions, except Mrs. Cleveland, by
special train on the West Shore Railroad
at 1915 q. m. A crowd of about 100
persons were assembled to see him of
Mrs. Cleveland will go to Oswego this
afternoon to visit her friend, Mrs. Kings
ford.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11

addition to those which were laid yester-
day. These institutions which were start
ed to-day were Briggs rolling mill, the
Findlay glass works and the Findlsy iron
and steel works. This makes ten new
establishments which haye had their cor
ner stones laid since the celebration
began, aud there are several more on the
programme. This afternoon several
Communicates OF Knights of Pythies
were engaged in 8 competitive drill at
Camp Garfield for prizes aggregsting
$1,000. Ten commanderles have been
entered for prizes. Twelve entries have
been made OF military companies and 1T
teen of bands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
q woman Murdered.

UTICA, N. Y, June 1O.-Clarence A6a-
day, aged twenty-five years, lock tender
on the sixty-sixth lock near Boonville,
stabbed q young woman named Josephine
Rosa, with whom he was living, throwing
her into the canal. He then took her
out, stabbed her again and hid her body
in the bushes. He escaped to AvacorI-
ers. The crime was discovered at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. He has been ar
rac4aI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
A MEXICAN AsSASSINATED.
Another Killing Mt San Antonio the Result
of JeRIousy.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 10-Mexi-
can soeiesyfs again stirred up over sn
Gas xss1Ra3ion committed at an early hour
SKIS morning. 1t appears that Officer
MARITIME wss awakened about O'Clock
by Mexican named Morales, VINO,
in CREST excitement. asked him
10 come 10 the place where g
few minutes before his brother had been
sAot oy an assassin. Officer Martinez
Bpeyed with haste, and was led to the
squlTe in the vicinity of the new hospital,
where. he,fpund freshly dug hole, wal
l8ESnSsss. IN which was Morales,
the brother, suffering from g bullet
il his stomach. The officer asked
him who shot him, but he would not say.
His.brother remarked TO him tnat 81 told
you that man was going to Kill you"
The wounded man simply replied:
,gGad help him"
OAcer Martinez then asked the wounded
mana BROTHER to whom he referred, and
was tod a certain Mexican named
Garcia, who had been too
intimate with the wounded
mans wife. Martinez was removed to
his home and died three hours later. The
wife is under arrest, while the inquest is
progressing in secret. Garcia he's not
yet been found, but will no doubt be cap
tured to night as officers are after him.
The theory of one of the officers is that
Morales was decoyed to the scene Of the
F4urder by two women; one OF them his
wife, and that previous arrangement
had been made between them and
Garcia. The murder is evidently the
result of jealousy and domestic trouble.
1t is alleged that Garcia seduced the wife
from the husband. The husband pre-
vailed upon friend about six weeks ago
to prefer g charge against the man and his
wife for living in adultery and both were
arrested and jailed, but soon after
the husband compromised the matter.
The charge was withdrawn and both par
ties were released from jail. The wife
denies all knowledge Of the affair and
says she knew nothing of what happened
until she heard her husband calling for
help. This is not credited, however, from
the fact that her house is fully 500 ysrds
from where the murder was committed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11
Johnny's Com position on Medicine.

"There is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind you Rub On, and the first kind is
the Soft Kind, which you take with 9
spoo1 while man holds your Head and
you kick and Riggle some because it
Tastes so, and the other kind is the Hard
kind, which is called Pills, and it is the
Hardest of the whole becauseftis so Hard
to 20 Down, but it does not make any
Difference which. kind you Take, when
you get it Took YOU wish you Had not,
for it makes quite Arrow In your Stomach
and Riots Around"
Evidently johnny Experience in medI-
cine does not include Dr. Pierce's 'fPleas-
ant Purgative Pellets" which are easy TO
take and do their WORK quietly and calmly.
Neither does il include Ia the way Of
"Soft Medicine DR.. Pierce's "GOlden
Medical Discovery" which, though pow
ertul to cure slI.chroniC arrangements of
the liver and blood, is pleasant 20 the
taste and agreeable in its elects. I'm
equaled as q remedy for all scrofHlous
diseases, pifhples, blotches, eruptfons,
ulcers, swehed glands, goitre or Thick
neck, fever sores and hip joint disease.&